If you find the perk useful, then take it.) If you want to take it, it's not in my jurisdiction to say otherwise. Unlock Ebony Smithing (you can unlock Glass Smithing as well, but I find Malachite hard to obtain at times, so it may not be worth the perk point. Steel Plate Armor / Orcish Armor - Create from levels 50-80 Unlock Advanced Armors and Orcish Smithing Dwarven Bows or Warhammers / Elven Battleaxes - Create from levels 30-50 Unlock Dwarven Smithing and Elven Smithing Iron Daggers - Create from levels 15-30 Unlock Steel Smithing (mandatory for any Smithing method) There's no need to run around for Daedra hearts when this method works just fine these items are the most cost effiecient and/or easiest to turn a profit on: I got to 100 smithing through the use of my little method listed below. Master quests for spells also start at 90 in the College of Winterhold (list of trainers and Master-level quests here) therefore implying that the desired effect was so a Master in a skill has anywhere from a 90-100 skill range. There are many power-leveling guides that make the process a bit easier, but most of these are outdated, and power-leveling tactics should really only be used to gain those last few perk points or if you're simply getting bored of the game.
It's built so that you actually have to work your way through that last stretch of 10 skill levels to get the desired 100. In Oblivion, for example you could simply use the infamous duplication glitch on an expensive item, sell said items to vendors, then simply purchase the training until you have attained 100, then rinse and repeat for any other desired skills. The system was tweaked so that you can't just buy your way to 100 in everything. Master trainers have always only had capability to train your skill to 90 - in any area of training.
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